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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1974
—m uuiUBfcH 30, 1974
oar a decides procedures for freshman election
A Judicial Board member will be
n the counting room to monitor
L te counting and elections will be
Rifled two days after freshman
lections, the Judicial Board de
eded Tuesday night.
At the board's last meeting, a re-
■ommendation passed asking the
tudent senate to extend the certifi-
-tion time period from two days
er elections to after the appeal
riod. Until the senate acts on the
solution, certification will still be
o days after elections.
Also at Tuesday night’s meeting,
the board discussed whether in-
iunction, the board’s right to issue
^^■proceedings halting an action, ap-
^ plies to cases other than election
appeals.
"The debate is whether it is in-
pf
herent in our power. If we say it is,
who s to say it s not? However we
interpret it, that’s the way it is,” said
board member Wesley Harris.
The power of injunction in elec
tion appeals was specifically granted
to the board in a senate resolution
passed last week. Under the resolu
tion, the board can issue a 24-hour
injunction stopping a disputed
campaign action until the board can
meet to decide the case.
In the event of a candidate violat
ing an injunction, board member
Sam Walser said the board might be
able to issue a summary judgment.
Under a summary judgment, the
board would automatically decide
on appeal cases against a candidate
violating an injunction.
Also at the meeting, board
member Mike Perrin presented a
set of suggested hearing procedures
covering rights, responsibilities and
special election procedures.
The rights included, knowing
operating procedures in writing,
calling witnesses, cross-examining
witnesses and introducing pro
cedural motions.
Perrin listed the procedural mo
tions of delaying or extending hear
ings, calling mistrials, rejecting evi
dence, dismissing for lack of evi
dence, making extraordinary mo
tions and designating attorneys.
Perrin s suggested hearing pro
cedures were all tabled until the
next meeting when including them
in the by-laws will be discussed.
A motion by chairman Jerri Ward
passed stating the board shall re
frain from questioning during the
presentation and summations of a
hearing and may have unrestricted
questioning afterwards.
Another motion passed concern
ing the vote required for a by-law
amendment. Under the motion,
amending a by-law takes a two-
thirds majority, six members.
A majority of the members pres
ent is required to suspend or change
a standing rule of order.
The next judicial board meeting
will be 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the stu
dent program office.
Campus briefs |
Students to analyze litter
The litter problem in the area will be analyzed by TAMU students of
ivironmental geography at a meeting Nov. 6, 7:30 p.m. in room 228 of the
sc.
A study made last spring by the students determined litter problem
itionsin the Bryan-College Station area. Interviews with persons in the
st-food industry, government officials, university students, homeowners
id others were made.
Operator to provide all numbers
The Centrex operator at A&M can now provide student telephone
Bumbers, on and off-campus.
Housing Manager Glenn Jennings said “7” should be dialed from
n-campus, for student locator information. From off-campus, the Centrex
perator can be reached by dialing 845-3211.
JTOTAP!
Teachers to gather in Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE — The district convention of the Texas State Teachers
Lssociation will meet Thursday and Friday at Sam Houston State University
|n Huntsville.
The House of Delegates will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Holiday
nn. Dr. Marlin Brockette, State Commissioner of Education, will speak
efore secondary teachers at the first general session Friday morning.
Dr. Don Newbury, educator and humorist, will be the principle
[peakerat the afternoon general session for the elementary teachers.
Both general sessions will be at Lowman Student Center on the univer-
I ity campus.
Other meetings for the convention on Nov. 1 will be at the university
nd in buildings of the Huntsville Independent School District.
Champion class to hold reunion
Members of A&M s 1939 national champion football team will hold
«ir 35th year reunion here next weekend.
The team was unbeaten, untied and defeated Tulane in the Sugar Bowl,
produced five All-SWC players and two All-Americas. The late Homer
orton coached them.
J Howard Shelton, Fort Worth bank president, is president of the
0U P meets regularly. The 1974 reunion expects more than 40 to take
lr t- Reunion headquarters will be the Saber Motel in College Station.
Physics to hold colloquium
A Thursday colloquium is on tap for the Physics Department.
Dr. Donald G. Nable will lecture at 4 p.m. on Halloween on “Tricks
indTreats With Thin Superconducting Films’ in room 146 of the Physics
pudding.
A codee will immediately precede the talk.
Weekend holds piscine treat
Fish fanciers and those with piscatorial proclivities have a piscine treat
I n store Saturday and Sunday.
. Marine Biology' Association, Brazos Valley Aquarium Society and
he Wildlife Biology Association have joined forces to co-sponsor a mini-
Kpiarium show.
| It will be held in the Memorial Student Center on the first floor near the
I ^ Office. Entries are still being accepted by calling Debbie Dennard at
L A war ds will be presented in salt water native marine and tropical
water categories.
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